کال 2002 - 489

Vegetarians are disappearing from the little town of Bisbee, AZ. When a group of locals discover that their secret hallucinatory cactus garden has been used as a human barbecue and burial site, the existence of the Bisbee Cannibal Club becomes horrifyingly apparent. They form a vigilante gang, calling themselves "The Bisbee Cannibal Hunters, " to avenge their garden.

Spain / Director: Diego Abad

The return of the most spectacular production in recent years. Yes, the second edition of the highly acclaimed Best of Havoc is now on DVD. Digitally remastered and enhanced images give powersport fans one hour of unequalled entertainment. * Over 30 menu options take the viewer to his or her favourite category whilst every crash can be examined frame-by-frame using DVD technology. * Over 200 megaprangs and wince-a-minute moments in one mind-boggling collection.

Crash programmes always provide a good source of horror/amusement/gasp entertainment! - but when the action involves the megaliths of motorsport it becomes crash action with a wheel-crunching, ground-shaking capital C! The first Truckin' Havoc on DVD! Features over 220 heavyweight prangs from an extensive worldwide archive of 'big truck' track and desert racing, over 90% of which have not featured in any other crash programme. Menu options take the viewer to his or her favourite category whilst every crash can be examined frame-by-frame using DVD technology. Starring skilled drivers like the ex-Abba drummer, F1 driver Slim Borgudd and multi-European Champion Steve Parrish. Great impulse buy for the 'let's-check-it-out-when-we-get-back-from-the-pub' brigade and kids of all ages.

Drop into the cockpit alongside the world's greatest fighter pilots as they take many of the United States military's most fearsome modern-day fighter jets out for a series of death-defying test flights. Experience the power, speed and maneuverability of cutting-edge fighting machines such as of the F-16 Fighting Falcon, F-117A Stealth, F-22 Raptor and the JSF with this collection of breathtaking aerial footage highlights.

Prepare to laugh yourselves silly when two aliens up to no good battle crazy leaders in these animated romps. Kaput is the squat one with a mohawk of red hair who thinks he's a martial arts specialist (yeah, right!). Zosky's the string bean-looking alien with yellow tendrils who's more laissez-faire about killing and mayhem. Together, they're irresistible as they stoop to conquer other worlds but always get their comeuppance.

2002 Indian Film

Horace Parlan may not be a household name, but it should be; the pianist, who worked with Charles Mingus and Dexter Gordon, not only witnessed the evolution of jazz, he was a respected practitioner during the genre's heyday in the 1950s. In this fascinating documentary, watch Harlan -- who never let partial paralysis from polio get in the way of his music -- share memories, talk jazz and tickle the ivories once more in his own inimitable style.

For more than 70 years, Bahamian musician Nathaniel Saunders embodied the character and spirit of the Bimini islands through his timeless songs, ebullient personality and irresistible folk tales. Once a tour guide for writer Ernest Hemingway, Saunders is a Bahamian national treasure. This compilation features many of the then 89-year-old musician's most beloved tunes, including "Percy Francis," "Wasp Bite Obie" and "Bahama Melody."

If you enjoy putting the pedal to the metal, then this high-octane street racing program is for you. Watch as some of the most impressive cars on the road battle each other in street races, then check out some of the hottest bikini babes around. No longer just an unknown hobby relegated to the underground, street racing has blossomed into a major obsession for car enthusiasts from coast to coast.

A local mafia don becomes engaged in a battle with a wealthy rancher who raises prize-winning racehorses, and their fight is over both control of the region and the love of a woman.

Through archival footage, photographs, radio reports and letters, this absorbing program examines the neglected story of Canada's involvement in the Korean War and its role on the world stage during the Cold War era. Although Canadian troops served in Korea (under American command), the Canadian government refused to grant its veterans benefits usually awarded to those who fought in combat for their country.

To commemorate the life and time of Australia's twenty-first prime minister, Gough Whitlam, SBS will pay tribute by airing his final ever TV interview. In this documentary, at 86 years of age, Gough shares his revelatory views on 50 years of public life in an in-depth conversation with John Faulkner. Looks at Whitlam's early parliamentary life and his role in the 1960s and the 1970s as Labor's Deputy Leader and then Leader, taking the ALP to power after a record 23 years of Liberal government.

Hear bone-chilling accounts of ghostly encounters in this three-episode collection of "Ghost Hunters." The program features eyewitness accounts and joins paranormal experts as they investigate possible hauntings. This volume takes you to claustrophobic barracks in search of legionnaire spirits, to a battlefield where 17th century soldiers are said to appear, and to the site of an old school where a phantom schoolmaster still resides.

This documentary chronicles the groundbreaking career of attorney Johnnie Cochran, from his beginnings as a Los Angeles city deputy attorney to his high-profile cases defending celebrities such as Snoop Dogg, Sean "P. Diddy" Combs and O.J. Simpson. Interviews and archival footage reveals how Cochran also championed the civil rights of ordinary Americans and helped pave the way for other African American lawyers to make their mark.

Blending the sounds of many of music's top new-age artists with a compilation of beautifully meditative visualizations, this unique series helps viewers find a much-needed reprieve from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Selections included "Dark Passage" from Dave Eggar, "Garden of Love" by Uma, "Ocean of Wisdom" by Nawang Khechog, "Bahia Breeze" by Steve Reid, "The Fragile Dawn" by Lee Blaske and Kitaro's "Satobiki."